Direct Answer
Global indexes combine markets across countries, and their differences come mainly from which countries are included and how currency is handled. A developed-markets index and an all-country index describe different opportunity sets even when their largest holdings overlap heavily.
Every global stock market indexes in this group
Country classification is a provider decision with published criteria, not a fixed fact. Whether a market counts as developed, emerging or frontier can change, and reclassification moves large amounts of tracking money.
- MSCI World: Developed-market equities (MSCI).
- MSCI ACWI: Developed + emerging-market equities (MSCI).
- MSCI Emerging Markets: Emerging-market equities (MSCI).
- MSCI EAFE: Developed markets outside U.S./Canada (MSCI).
- MSCI Frontier Markets: Frontier-market equities (MSCI).
- FTSE All-World: Large- and mid-cap developed/emerging equities (FTSE Russell).
- FTSE Global All Cap: Large/mid/small developed + emerging equities (FTSE Russell).
- S&P Global 1200: Global equity benchmark (S&P Dow Jones Indices).
- Dow Jones Global Index: Broad global equity benchmark (S&P Dow Jones Indices).
- S&P/TSX Composite: Broad Canadian equity benchmark (S&P Dow Jones Indices/TMX).
- S&P/TSX 60: Large-cap Canadian benchmark (S&P Dow Jones Indices/TMX).
- S&P/TSX Completion: TSX Composite excluding TSX 60 (S&P Dow Jones Indices/TMX).
- VN-Index: Ho Chi Minh-listed equity benchmark (Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange).
- S&P IPSA: Major Chilean equity benchmark (S&P Dow Jones Indices/Santiago Exchange).
- S&P Merval: Major Argentine equity benchmark (S&P Dow Jones Indices/BYMA).
- MSCI COLCAP: Colombian equity benchmark (MSCI/BVC ecosystem).
- S&P/BVL Peru General: Peruvian equity benchmark (S&P Dow Jones Indices/BVL).
- TA-35: Major Israeli blue-chip benchmark (Tel Aviv Stock Exchange).
- EGX 30: Major Egyptian equity benchmark (Egyptian Exchange).
- FTSE ADX General Index: Abu Dhabi equity benchmark (ADX).
- DFM General Index: Dubai equity benchmark (Dubai Financial Market).
Frequently Asked Questions
How many global stock market indexes does Swoopr cover?
Swoopr covers 21 indexes in this group, each with its own page explaining what it measures and how it is built.
Are index constituent lists published here?
No. Index providers license constituent data and Swoopr holds no such licence, so each index page links to the provider for current membership.
Does a higher index level mean a better market?
No. Index levels are not comparable across indexes. A level is the output of one index's own formula and base value, so comparing two levels directly measures nothing.